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Radiator $$
Radiator $$
What is the going price for a radiator to cool a 493 chev
in a GQ patrol using a engine fan .
And which brand cooler is best to use
in a GQ patrol using a engine fan .
And which brand cooler is best to use
GQ with big nuts
Im in Vic mate, I live near dandenong we have more mechanical businesses than pretty much anywhere else so there easy around here, up where you are though I have no idea. Theres quite a few shops who should be able to make one for you I mean there all going to be custom, just look for someone who can do alloy units for you.
My bitch has boost, Nutter Engineering Turbo GQ
Sorry to steal post.
NutterGq, I understand what you say,and im in the auto(truck) trade.
I have a few freinds and family down your way and its still seems to
be quiet a bit cheaper for the radiato you discribe.
If a alloy unit is approx $700 down thier thats not bad as ive had quotes
for that for a steel job. I know frieght is a factor But if i can get a good alloy one for the above price all i have to do is cover a bit of frieght,(we have ways in the truck game )
Any ideas from anyone would be great.
Ian.
NutterGq, I understand what you say,and im in the auto(truck) trade.
I have a few freinds and family down your way and its still seems to
be quiet a bit cheaper for the radiato you discribe.
If a alloy unit is approx $700 down thier thats not bad as ive had quotes
for that for a steel job. I know frieght is a factor But if i can get a good alloy one for the above price all i have to do is cover a bit of frieght,(we have ways in the truck game )
Any ideas from anyone would be great.
Ian.
GQ LWB TD42 Turbo,(ps.water does not compress.)
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